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Mathew Burazin [MSFT]

Hi Sam;

How did you remove it from Startup, did you just Delete the Icon that was
there, if so you can replace the Icon by simplying creating a shortcut to
the Osa.exe file in the Windows Startup folder.

Additional Information
----------------------
You can use the following command-line switches with OSA.exe:

- -b This switch starts the Office Shortcut Bar when it is used with the
"-l" switch.*

- -f This switch opens the Open Office Document dialog box at startup.

- -n This switch opens the New Office Document dialog box at startup.

- -s This switch starts the specified screen saver at startup. Note that
if there is no
screen saver selected under Display in Control Panel, you receive
a message stating this.

- -o This switch starts the Office Shortcut Bar.

*Osa.exe starts the OSB if the following registry setting is present:

Registry Path: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\10.0\Shortcut
Bar
Name: AutoStart
Value: 1
Type: DWORD

Registry Path:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\10.0\Osa\Autostart
Name: NotFindFast
Value: 1
Type: DWORD

Typically, when Osa.exe is present in the Startup folder, it has the -b and
-l switches set (Osa.exe -b -l).

Hope this helps.

Regards
Mathew Burazin
OfficeSupportProfessional - Desktop Applications Support
South Pacific Regional Support Center
MCP, MCSE, MCP+I, MCSA, Microsoft®OfficeSpecialist ("MOS") Expert

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| I would like to put back the OSA.exe file
| back into the Startup menu on my XP machine.
| This is Office XP and looking at the following
| MS KB Article("http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?
| scid=kb;EN-US;290144"), I need help putting it
| back?
|
| This article doesn't say how to put it back.
|
 
M

Mathew Burazin [MSFT]

Hi Sam;

How did you remove it from Startup, did you just Delete the Icon that was
there, if so you can replace the Icon by simplying creating a shortcut to
the Osa.exe file in the Windows Startup folder.

Additional Information
----------------------
You can use the following command-line switches with OSA.exe:

- -b This switch starts the Office Shortcut Bar when it is used with the
"-l" switch.*

- -f This switch opens the Open Office Document dialog box at startup.

- -n This switch opens the New Office Document dialog box at startup.

- -s This switch starts the specified screen saver at startup. Note that
if there is no
screen saver selected under Display in Control Panel, you receive
a message stating this.

- -o This switch starts the Office Shortcut Bar.

*Osa.exe starts the OSB if the following registry setting is present:

Registry Path: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\10.0\Shortcut
Bar
Name: AutoStart
Value: 1
Type: DWORD

Registry Path:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\10.0\Osa\Autostart
Name: NotFindFast
Value: 1
Type: DWORD

Typically, when Osa.exe is present in the Startup folder, it has the -b and
-l switches set (Osa.exe -b -l).

Hope this helps.

Regards
Mathew Burazin
OfficeSupportProfessional - Desktop Applications Support
South Pacific Regional Support Center
MCP, MCSE, MCP+I, MCSA, Microsoft®OfficeSpecialist ("MOS") Expert

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| Subject: Office item
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|
| I would like to put back the OSA.exe file
| back into the Startup menu on my XP machine.
| This is Office XP and looking at the following
| MS KB Article("http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?
| scid=kb;EN-US;290144"), I need help putting it
| back?
|
| This article doesn't say how to put it back.
|
 
S

Sam

Thanks for the reply.

I looked in the Registry on my XP machine and those
values are *not* there.

So, what can I do to get them back?


-----Original Message-----
Hi Sam;

How did you remove it from Startup, did you just Delete the Icon that was
there, if so you can replace the Icon by simplying creating a shortcut to
the Osa.exe file in the Windows Startup folder.

Additional Information
----------------------
You can use the following command-line switches with OSA.exe:

- -b This switch starts the Office Shortcut Bar when it is used with the
"-l" switch.*

- -f This switch opens the Open Office Document dialog box at startup.

- -n This switch opens the New Office Document dialog box at startup.

- -s This switch starts the specified screen saver at startup. Note that
if there is no
screen saver selected under Display in Control Panel, you receive
a message stating this.

- -o This switch starts the Office Shortcut Bar.

*Osa.exe starts the OSB if the following registry setting is present:

Registry Path:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\10.0\Shortcut
 
S

Sam

Thanks for the reply.

I looked in the Registry on my XP machine and those
values are *not* there.

So, what can I do to get them back?


-----Original Message-----
Hi Sam;

How did you remove it from Startup, did you just Delete the Icon that was
there, if so you can replace the Icon by simplying creating a shortcut to
the Osa.exe file in the Windows Startup folder.

Additional Information
----------------------
You can use the following command-line switches with OSA.exe:

- -b This switch starts the Office Shortcut Bar when it is used with the
"-l" switch.*

- -f This switch opens the Open Office Document dialog box at startup.

- -n This switch opens the New Office Document dialog box at startup.

- -s This switch starts the specified screen saver at startup. Note that
if there is no
screen saver selected under Display in Control Panel, you receive
a message stating this.

- -o This switch starts the Office Shortcut Bar.

*Osa.exe starts the OSB if the following registry setting is present:

Registry Path:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\10.0\Shortcut
 

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